The North-East has a new food spot: Woodleigh Village Hawker Centre! This sleek new facility is conveniently located next to Woodleigh MRT Station, and houses a total of 39 stalls, including several well-known brands. In this listicle, we’ll highlight 10 Woodleigh Village Hawker Centre stalls that are worth checking out during your visit.
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Style Palate offers European dishes that you’re more likely to find at a restaurant than a hawker stall. Take the Duck Confit ($12) for instance, a French staple that features tender slow-cooked duck atop a bed of creamy mashed potatoes. If you’re more into pasta, try the Cold Umami Angelhair ($6), a refreshing dish featuring delicate angel hair pasta tossed with the fragrance of truffle and the savoury bursts of tobiko. There are even breakfast options here such as the Big Breakfast ($8), which features meaty sausages alongside fresh greens, cherry tomatoes, and mushrooms.
Unit number: #01-30
Opening hours: Daily 10:30am to 9pm
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Style Palate is not a halal-certified eatery.
Ji Hui Lai Nasi Kerabu is home to some delectable and hearty rice dishes. For example, their signature Nasi Kerabu Blue Pea Rice with Fried Chicken ($7.80) sports gorgeous and fragrant blue pea rice alongside a crispy and juicy fried chicken leg. Those who prefer their chicken grilled can choose the Blue Pea Rice with Grilled Chicken ($8.30) instead. But if you’d like something spicier, the Butter Rice with Curry Chicken ($7.80) is a solid choice.
Unit number: #01-07
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 11:30am to 8pm
Ji Hui Lai Nasi Kerabu is not a halal-certified eatery.
Like Style Palate, Pura Vida Cocina Mexican Fusion is interesting in that it offers a cuisine rarely seen at hawker centres: Mexican food. You can enjoy classics such as the Carne Asada Taco ($10) here, which features cubes of beef packed with vegetables and other ingredients, all wrapped in a soft tortilla. For a more wholesome meal, opt for the Spiced Chicken Mexican Rice ($7.50), and pair it with a side of Vegetarian Nachos ($7.50).
Unit number: #01-25
Opening hours: TBD
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Pura Vida Cocina Mexican Fusion is not a halal-certified eatery but uses no pork or lard.
When you visit M+ Fried Rice, you’ll notice a massive grey contraption that occupies nearly half of the stall’s space. That machine is an automated cooker used to prepare their fried rice dishes, including the classic Egg Fried Rice ($3.20). For more piquant flavours, you can go for the Sambal Sakura Shrimp Fried Rice ($8), or the Curry Chicken Fried Rice ($5.80). If you’d like something comforting, there’s even an option for the Grandma Pao Fan Specialty ($5).
Unit number: #01-11
Opening hours: Sun-Wed 9am to 10:30pm, Thurs-Sat 9am to 2:30pm
M+ Fried Rice Paradise is a halal-certified eatery.
Many people consider Eng Kee Chicken Wings to have the best Fried Chicken Wing ($1.60 each) in Singapore, and it’s easy to see why. With light, crispy skin on the outside and juicy, tender meat on the inside, these wings are a great addition to whatever you’re having, and are excellent snacks on their own. But Eng Kee doesn’t just offer chicken wings—you can order Bee Hoon (from $1.20), Kway Teow Mee (from $1.20), Otah ($1.40) and more for a more complete meal.
Read our Eng Kee Chicken Wings review.
Unit number: #01-18
Opening hours: Tue-Fri 11am to 7:30pm, Sat-Sun 9:30am to 6pm
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Eng Kee Chicken Wings is not a halal-certified eatery
Known for their moreish min jiang kueh that come in unique flavours, Munchi Pancakes has landed in Woodleigh Village Hawker Centre. Here you can get pancakes with filling such as Biscoff, Oreo cheese, Thai milk tea, Earl Grey and more. There are also your classic min jiang kueh flavours here, including peanut, red bean, and coconut. Prices start from $1.60 per pancake, and you can choose to have them in three types of skin: original, charcoal, and green tea.
Read our Munchi Pancakes review.
Unit number: #01-38
Opening hours: Daily 8am to 8:30pm
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Munchi Pancakes is a halal-certified eatery.
Liu Kou Shui offers an enticing variety of Japanese donburi. For starters, try their popular Caramelized Char Siew Don ($7), which has sweet char siew atop a good portion of fluffy pearl rice. Other menu items to check out include the Mentaiko Chicken Katsu Don ($7) and Angus Beef Sukiyaki Don ($8). Additionally, the stall has a few moreish snacks to order, such as the Mentaiko Fries ($4.50) and the Fried King Oysters Mushroom ($4.50).
Unit number: #01-32
Opening hours: TBD
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Liu Kou Shui is not a halal-certified eatery
Guan Kee Kway Chap is a legendary name in the kway chap scene, having been around since the 1980s. At the Woodleigh outlet, a kway chap set is priced from $5 for one person. This set will get you pork offals such as big intestine and small intestine, alongside expertly braised pork belly, tau pok and more. Of course, all of this is served alongside their silky and flavourful kway. You can pair your set with the popular Pig Trotter (from $7) as well.
Unit number: #01-19
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 7:30pm
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Guan Kee Kway Chap is not a halal-certified eatery.
Image credit: Martin C
For a solid rendition of everyone’s favourite Singaporean dish, check out Whampoa Nan Xiang Chicken Rice. The original stall at Whampoa Makan Place has quite the cult following, so you can expect this Woodleigh outlet to garner a similar response as well. You can’t go wrong with the Steamed Chicken Rice ($4.50), which features smooth, juicy chicken alongside fragrant rice and tangy chilli sauce. Those who prefer Roasted Chicken Rice ($4.50) can make that their choice instead.
Unit number: #01-28
Opening hours: Fri-Wed 10am to 8pm
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Whampoa Nan Xiang Chicken Rice is not a halal-certified eatery.
Image credit: JK Ong
An offshoot of the famous Ming Chung Restaurant, Ming Chung White Lor Mee offers authentic Chinese eats from Putian, China. Go for their signature dish, the Lor Mee ($6.50), which gets you a bowl of silky white noodles, seafood, pork, and vegetables boiled in a comforting and savoury broth. The dish goes well with sides such as the Stir-Fried Flower Clams (from $12) and Prawn Roll (from $5), especially if you want to add more seafood to the lor mee experience.
Unit number: #01-27
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 12pm to 2:30pm, 5pm to 9pm
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Ming Chung White Lor Mee is not a halal-certified eatery
This was a list of the stalls you should check out at Woodleigh Village Hawker Centre. For a look at other new-ish hawker centres in the North-East, read our Anchorvale Village Hawker Centre guide or Buangkok Hawker Centre guide.
Featured image adapted from Woodleigh Village Hawker Centre
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